๐ Enrollment and Diversity (2025–26)
Total students: 21,103
International students: 2,928 (≈14%)
Countries represented: 115+
Undergraduates: ~16,336
Graduate students: ~3,933
Dalhousie’s international student population has slightly decreased compared to previous years, but it still represents a significant portion of the student body.
๐ Academic Excellence
Dalhousie consistently ranks among the top 300 universities worldwide. It is especially strong in ocean sciences, engineering, medicine, law, and management. The university is a member of the U15 group of Canadian research universities, highlighting its commitment to innovation and discovery.
Research funding exceeds CAD 180 million annually, with notable strengths in marine biology, sustainability, and health sciences. Its coastal location makes Dalhousie a global leader in ocean research.
๐ฐ Scholarships and Financial Aid
Annual scholarships & aid: Tens of millions of CAD awarded each year.
International student awards: Entrance scholarships, merit-based awards, and faculty-specific bursaries.
Unique advantage: Dalhousie offers targeted support for students in STEM and health sciences.
๐ Campus Life
Student organizations: 300+ clubs and societies.
Support services: The International Centre provides visa guidance, cultural integration, and academic support.
City of Halifax: Safe, student-friendly, and known for its coastal charm, vibrant arts scene, and welcoming community.
๐ฎ Career Opportunities
Dalhousie graduates are highly employable, especially in ocean sciences, engineering, health, and law. Alumni often pursue careers in academia, government, and industry. Halifax’s growing tech and marine sectors provide strong local opportunities, while Dalhousie’s global reputation opens doors worldwide.
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